Trying the craft fair again

Well, for those who followed my blog last year, you may or may not remember that I did a craft fair at my work, and it was a total bust.  Despite that, I am being a good solider and trying it again!  This time, I have my Imagine on hand and plan on using it to the fullest.  So here are a few onesies I did with Nursery Tails and some printable heat transfer material from Wal-Mart.  I got a pack for light fabrics, and one for dark fabrics, and I am glad I did.  The one for dark fabrics has a white background, whereas the light fabric material is a transparent background.  So when I first did the green and dark pink ones, the lamb was pink (not cute), and the turtle completely blended in with the fabric.  You can see how much better they are now, after using the material for dark fabrics!  All images were cut at "2.7 relative".  I think these turned out pretty cute.  What do you think??  Thanks for visiting today!

Happy Bird-day - Imagine card

TGIF!!!!  Ugh, what a nasty rainy day here.  This fall has been awful with all of the rain - we would GLADLY share with our friends in Texas, who actually need the rain.  Anyway, at least the weekend is here!

This is another birthday card for my sister-in-law, but this one was from me.  I used Imagine More Cards and Yummy (inside sentiment tags), SU! Big Top Birthday patterned paper, and Tempting Turquoise cardstock for the base.  The Imagine makes cards so quickly and easily, it feels like cheating!!  Lol.  Anyway, not much else to say, it was so easy!  Have a wonderful day and/or weekend everyone, and thanks for visiting!

Birthday card - Imagine

My brother asked me to make a card for his Goddaughter, whose age he is not sure of, LOL!!!  Oh, brothers...Anyway, I think my niece said the girl is 7 or 8, so I am hoping this is age appropriate!  I used Best Friends for the girl and balloons background, and Yummy for the cake, presents, and sentiment.  I also pop dotted the gifts, although it isn't really noticeable here.  The inside has a mat with a light background patter from yummy, an SU! stamp, and some ribbon from Michaels.  I love how easy and quick Imagine cards are - I finished this off in about 10 minutes, at the most.  Sorry about the pictures coming out crappy also.  I have no idea why that happened.  Thanks for visiting today!

Laptop decoration with the Imagine

I wanted so badly to use that printable vinyl, so here is what I did.  Of course, there is a story behind it.  Last week, while here for family Sunday dinner, my cat jumped onto my lap, but her claws are literally as sharp as hypodermic needles.  So, I put a pillow on my lap for her to lay on and knead in order to save my legs, now that it is shorts weather. She eventaully curled up and went to sleep on the pillow, and my sister-in-law looked back and said, "She looks like a little princess on that pillow!"  So.....out of my head popped this.  All cuts are from the Best Friends cart, and I changed some colors and layered it in order to customize it for me.  So, what do you think??  LOL!!!  Thanks for visiting today!

Imagine card

Good morning, everyone.  Here is another Imagine card I made to play around a bit, and I loved this cut on Kate's Kitchen.  I made it for my boyfriend, obviously, and I printed the frosting twice to get the extra layers and dimension, as well as using pop dots on the cupcakes and title piece - hopefully the side view will show that well enough.  The card base is DCWV Guy Stack, and I changed the backgroud pattern slightly.  The only thing I would like changed about the I is the flood fill.  I wish I could change colors of certain layers individually, without having it flood fill and lose detail.  But, oh well, I still love it, and plan to play with it a lot more in the coming weeks before I go back to work.  Thanks for visiting today!

Test cards

These are the first couple of cards I made with the Imagine last night.  They are both from Imagine More Cards, and I switched up the patterns a bit to practice with it.  The birthday card is for my brother, and the congratulations card is for a friend of mine who just graduated from nursing school.  The card base for the birthday card is from DCWV Guy Stack and the mat on the other is from the new Recollections 12x12 patterned paper packs at Michael's.  I know these are really basic and not much to look at, but I hope to get lots more time to play this week.  Thanks for visiting!